Am I the only person who sees a problem with Lebron's math....

[EveryManALion]

in that Kia commercial? I don't hate Lebron but dude can barely talk in that commercial and it makes legit no sense, I see what they were trying to do with it, but it comes off retarded and does not make sense at all.

[theaussieguy]

yeah dude probably can't even do preliminary algebra

[Real14]

You're right Op. You're definitely right about that shit.

[TomCat]

He also never drove the Kia.

He just opens the door. You can't get a pix of him actually driving it

[bigkingsfan]

The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side!

[ISHGoat]

He is trying to present Bayes' theorem, in other words conditional probability.

For example:
the probability of Cavs winning finals, given that OKC makes the finals = 60%
the probability of Cavs winning finals, given that GSW makes the finals = 30%
the probability of Cavs winning finals, given that Cavs dont make the finals = 0%.

Lebron is paralleling the last example in his commercial.

[scuzzy]

He is trying to present Bayes' theorem, in other words conditional probability.

For example:
the probability of Cavs winning finals, given that OKC makes the finals = 60%
the probability of Cavs winning finals, given that GSW makes the finals = 30%
the probability of Cavs winning finals, given that Cavs dont make the finals = 0%.

Lebron is paralleling the last example in his commercial.
^^^ I'm Still Ballin can you clarify this?

[Velocirap31]

The mathematician writes some of the solution on the chalk board. Given that P(B) = 0, P(A|B) = P(A ∩ B)/P(B). The problem is that event A and B cannot occur because B never occurs. Therefore, 0/0. I would say that the solution is undefined, but in probability, that is zero I guess.